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Thailand extends cerfew until tomorrow

Tags: Thailand, Society, World, News
 
May 23, 2010 13:34 Moscow Time
Thailand. Photo: EPA
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The authorities of Thailand have extended a curfew in Bangkok and 23 other provinces until tomorrow. The people are banned from being outdoors from 11 p.m till 4 a.m. The curfew was imposed on 19 May following anti-government protests, which has left 54 people dead and some 400 wounded.

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